It’s the sting that snared one of the world’s highest paid international footballer managers, accused unnamed coaches operating in England’s Premier League of being open to bribes and filmed an agent bragging about how he takes advantage of greed within the game.
The Daily Telegraph’s undercover investigation into football corruption has dominated sporting coverage in the UK since it published footage earlier this week of England boss Sam Allardyce appearing to advise undercover reporters how to circumvent controversial third party ownership rules.
